After completing 35 shows of his tiatr 'Fuge', Roseferns, the king of centuries, will be releasing his 72nd production 'Oso-i Ek Dis Yetolo' in October. The script of his upcoming tiatr revolves around the family and values that keep members of the family united. "Besides the family melodrama, it will also have some political links," reveals Roseferns. Asked as to what inspired him to pen a drama with 'political links', Roseferns proudly states that it was the crusader against corruption and social activist, Anna Hazare, who was his sole inspiration. "Corruption is rampant in all fields. We all are aware of it, but nobody has the guts to stand up and fight against it. By going on an indefinite fast, Anna Hazare could bring pressure on the centre to bring a strong Lokpal bill in Parliament. Why can't I contribute my mite through the Konkani stage in creating awareness among Goans against corruption?" inquired this seasoned dramatist. Like some of his fellow tiatrists, Roseferns has always provided food for thought to the Konkani audience through his tiatrs by focusing on various issues related to Goa and Goans at large. "Some of my tiatrs in the recent past have focused on the political scenario and the politicians. They include 'Goykar', 'Hem Amchem Goy', 'Mhaka Kiteak Poddlam?', 'Goykara', 'Tum Ragar Zainaka' and 'Ami Goykar, Tumi Konn?'. But this time around, I have made an attempt to mix family drama with some political links," he reveals. The cast includes Ulhas Tari, Steffi, Antonette de Maina and Victor. The comic interludes will be handled by Sally, Anita, Richard and Costy. "But this time, the comic interludes, which will be part of the drama, will be presented in a new style," disclosed Roseferns.
